I understand you can use it to tell if you are singing flat? Is that correct?
42405
Yes. It's a "chromatic" tuner, which means it will show you the name of the note you are singing - no matter what it is - and you'll see whether you are sharp or flat, or spot on. It's *very* accurate, very sensitive; so if you can sing a note sufficiently in tune to make this thing say "okay" - you're really good!
42406
Yes... It will tell you how close you are from a certain pitch. If the wheel spins to the left, it means you are flat. Right for sharp.
192496
no, it only has the ability to lock on to one main tone. so who ever was singing louder would get the harmony effect! Hope this answers your question!
1135457
no this is just for spot checks to see how you are oxygenating at any given moment.
855986
Yes the octave is displayed. Sometimes it 'hears' some of the overtones and displays those, but usually it's correct
546666
If you're asking if this device harmonizes only vocals? Yes,,it harmonizes vocals using guitar chords to create the harmonies so you need to make sure that you play correct guitar chords.
1821005
We use it at church for our pastor. It works for us very well when our pastor delivers sermon because he moves around while delivering sermon. But I am not sure how it would work for singing.
291465
I don't use it for voice, but I don't see any reason why it wouldn't work for voice. It is very sensitave and detects the slightest variation in pitch. It should work for any "instrument" including voice. By the way, it has a tremendous range -- seven octaves!
1696667
I don't know. I used for recording Webinars and when a friend of mine heard the clarity, he ordered one for himself. I would think it would depend on the software you are using and how you are using it. It may pick up the music you are playing if you are adding a vocal.
1750988
Yes it does! I'm not sure how to read it but I think it's common sense, ie stable repetitive wave vs choppy, spikey and "flatty". I cross checked the readings @ Dr's office, checked good. Merry Christmas.
645637
It has a basic "tone" control so that you can adjust the high frequencies or low frequencies; but not like you would with an equalizer. You can increase or decrease the "tone". Most music is already tweaked for the best sound, so flat is best unless you need so adjustment for the room.
716526
The sound serves a purpose - to give feedback that you pressed a key. Mine is not loud.
1612063
I only use it to measure heart rate, beeps when it starts to measure that but otherwise no noises. So the answer must be yes, darned if I know how though.
1479822
it is harmony to YOUR voice, if you are male, so is the harmony. You can select different voices and genders for your harmonies, or make it double of your voice with no harmonies above or below your natural voice. I use mine to get awesome backing vocals for songs by the Eagles, Marshall Tucker Band, and even Poison. the combinations are almost countless with 8 harmony patches, 8 voicings, and 4 gender selections. Hope this helps, after 20 minutes I was hooked up, jamming out some tunes, and harmonizing...sweet
1104543
Good question. I've only used it for music to get me motivated during my gym workouts, but have yet to get to the gym :-) Still, the sound quality is amazing and it's comfortable to wear. I would recommend it highly.
1594213
Yes, it does. In "auto" mode, it would attempt to detect the note name, # or flat, and the number. In "manual" mode, we specify the note name, for example "A", and it would attempt to detect the # or flat, and the number.
291466
It responds to musical notes of every timbre. But multiple notes would keep the needle moving. You can probably use it to hold and sustain notes to see if you're on pitch.
2261795
I use it to record home demos on my iPad using an inexpensive docking station. I also use it to practice melody line. I have never used it live. It is just a way for me to know I am off vocally and re-record.